Penn Yan Democrat

Tuesday, March 26, 1844

Died.
    In Benton, on the 18^th inst., of consumption, Miss Eliza Drew, in the 20^th year of her age.
    At Angelica, on Monday the 18^th inst. Charles R., son of the Hon. Robert Monell, of Greene, Chenango co.

Tuesday, July 11, 1848

List of letters, remaining in the Post Office at Benton, July 1, 1848.

                                                                                                                                               

Ansley Hiram		Crosby Mr.
Casner Ezekel		Carroll William
Easton Harray		Edmond Aaron
Eaton Adolphas		Freer Gabriel
Foggerson Benjamin		Fairbank Ira
Gage Arnold		Gelder Henry
Gretlett Hiram		Goff Timothy
Hazen P. Ann		Hudson Wm. S.
Kidder Cyrus		King Daniel
Kritzer Wm.		Lewis Sally Ann
Lazenby Charles		Lyon S. C.
Cornell Hiram M.		McClain William
Miller W. H.		Oxtoby George
Pelton Samuel		Parlet John A.
Raquad Thomas		Raynolds James H.
Randell Edwin R.		Rinner D. L.
Snyder John		Smith J.
Scank France		Stanton John
Saylor Joel		Taylor D. S.
Weed Hiram
Stephen Garrison, P. M.

Letters remaining in the Post Office at Benton Centre, July 1, 1848.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Penn Yan, July 1, 1848
Persons calling for any of these letters, will please say advertised.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

Andros Kotsen		Leach Richard
Ackley Lawrence		Lanegan James
Akerly John M.		Lewis Capt.
Adsit Melissa		Leveret Mr.  2
Amorins John		Lafler Harris
Andruss Mrs. T.		Linn Daniel
Allen Henry		Lines Philand
Andrus John T.		Miller Stephen W.
Aiken Darwin		Mohair Charles
Adams Master John B.		Morse Rocius
Allen Edward  2		Murdock Ira
Baily Sarah Maria		Martin H. P.
Bonny Lester		Mills Arthur
Barnes Lewis		Menise Prince
Bean Frankling (sic)		Moore & Farrell
Baker Gilbert		Miller Will
Brown Mrs. Marthy		Miles Wm.
Bissel Miss S.		Moxey John  2
Briel Robert  2		Mead Cyrus
Barnett Miss Hannah		Marshal Michael
Briggs Seth		McAy Mrs. Sabra
Burgess Hiram		Owen Joseph E.
Bony Jethro		Ostradder Elizabeth
Bony Thompson		Oneil Denis
Beers Benjamin T.		O’Connel James
Burton Mary		Pease C. C.
Bug[  ]t A. M.  2		Pulver Henry
Benham John		Potter B. W.
Babcock Job		Pelton Samuel  2
Buckley C. M.		Pelton L. B.
Bitely Mary J.		Playsted Mary
Bissel Nicholas		Purdy Ralph N.
Badger Gardner		Phelps Rhoda
Cole David		Pulver Henry S.
Cole Richard		Peck Abil
Cook Andrew B.		Proper Lockwood
Conley Michael  2		Prindle Mrs. Mary
Clark Rowell  2		Potter Chester
Coovert Isac		Rogers Seth
Cook [ ]. A.		Roff T. W.
Cowin Thomas		Rudman Wm A.
Dunn Semantha		Rector Henry
Deyolia Joseph or Mathew		Reynolds Ira & Co
Dean Arthur M.		Rogers John
Donaldson John		Richards Patrick
Dunning L. W.		Rathbun James
Deyoliy Joseph		Rodman S.
Deming L. F.		Sutherland Miss C.
Drake Ellis		Stark J. N.  2
Degraw Angeline		Smith Martha
Duncan Nelson		Stark Mrs. E. R.
Elwell Ebenezer		Stanton James
Easton Salina A.  2		Stoddard Andrew
Enos B. F.		Stapleton John
Enos Lucy		Smith G. W.
Eakley Julia		Sabin D. L.
Freeman John		Spooner Mary Ann
Fowle Simeon		Smith Miss Theadore E.
Feller Chrestian		Sipls Joel
Fingar James		Stewart William Henry
Feagles Joahna		Sody Lyman or Father
Fullagar Mr.		Spooner Allen P.
Fe[  ] Stephen		Smith John
Fish Henry A.		Sutherland John
Geagan John		Scott Mr. A.
Gleason Nelson		Swarthout T. B.
Hewit Walter		Siples & Andrus
Henries Aaron H.		Shaw Mr.
Herrington Eunice		Smith Mary
Houghtaling Albert  2		Tuthill Miss Mariah
Henry W. P.		Tuttle Edmund
Hope Alen		Tripp John P.
Haram Michael		Tomes Marion
Hager J. M.  3		Tierny Michael
Hillard William A.		Townshend Thomas
Hughs Bridget		Tracy Mrs.
Holbrook Thomas		Tompson Mrs. Sara
Henderson James A.		Torence Mrs. Phebe E.
Hath Mr. G.		Thompson William
Hemp Jeremiah G.		Toles P. E.
Haggerty John		Umans Sophia A.
Hazard John		Vanscoy Vanrensselaer
Hill Mr.		Waterman Sarah A.
Henderson James W.		Wertfull Pete
Henry Gilbert		Warner Samuel
Hopkins Wm.		Willson Albert
Hoose Jacob		Woodhull Miss Phebe
Jones Hiram		Wigden David
Jorden Patrick		Willson Jeremiah
Kidder Miss Marion		Whitney Lydia Allen
Kress John		Willet James
Kellog Michael		Willson Jane E.
Kelby John		Witter Miss Daborah (sic)
Ketchum & Fanel		Yoaken Aaron
D. A. Ogden, P. M.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Milo, June 30, 1848.

                                                                                                                                           

Alyea Barbary		Masses Edward
Asbel David		Morse Harrison W.
Bennett Thos.		McCoy James F.
Bean Abraham		Newman Robert
Dann H. S.		Prosser Abraham
Finch Solomon		Russel A[  ]sa
Green John R.		Boyce S. P.
Haggerty John		Stewart George D.
Hosskins Samuel		Sission Luther
Lott James		Townsend Prudence
Legg Joshua		Youngs George
Misier Solomon		Waller Henry
Mallory Smith M.		Wisner Henry A.
Miller Samuel V. C.		J. G. Baker, P. M.

  Married - In this village, July 3d, by the Rev. Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Hiram Kenyon, of Penn Yan, to Miss Sarah Ann Northrop, of Potter.

Tuesday, May 15, 1849

Obituary
     Departed this life very suddenly on Saturday last Joseph Jones, in the seventy-sixth year of his age. He had been out in Wayne county, engaged in surveying and had proceeded as far as Geneva in his return home. He was in good spirits and apparently in the enjoyment of his first rate hotel and had so expressed himself but a moment before. He had got into the stage at the Franklin House in the company with three other passengers, and rode up to the Geneva Hotel, where the stage halted for more passengers for Penn Yan. While waiting here, the deceased fell back in his seat, and expired almost instantly, without a struggle or groan. Mr. J. came to Penn Yan to reside about forty years ago, and during the whole of that time his deportment has been such that he won the respect and esteem of all who knew him. He had not a single enemy within the whole circle of his acquaintance. A man never lived that was more universally esteemed than was “Friend Jones”. He was a man of the strictest integrity, and of the most unswerving correct deportment. Although he has lived beyond the years that is commonly allotted to man, yet there is not one that could be taken from our midst that would be missed by this community as much as Joseph Jones will be.

Tuesday, July 3, 1849

To be married - Expects to be married on the 4^th of July, Independence Day, Mr. David S. Taylor, of Penn Yan.

Tuesday, December 4, 1849

Married.
    In this village on the 27^th ult., by Rev. Alpha Wright, Mr. Seth Miner, Esq. of Prattsburgh, to Mrs. S. Elizabeth Philbrick of Penn Yan.
    In Milo by the same, on the same day, Mr. Gardiner Blanchard of Springwater, to Miss Cornelia Moshier, of the former place.
    On the evening of the 28^th inst., in the town of Barrington, by Rev. D. B. Olney, Hon. George W. Wolcott to Miss Flora E. Shaw, of the aforesaid place.

Tuesday, December 25, 1849

Married.
    In Milo, on the 17^th inst., by Rev. W. W. Robinson, Mr. S. C. Goodwin, of Hammondsport, and Miss Mary Ann Kimble, of Milo.
    In Potter, on Thursday the 13^th instant by Rev. Mr. Tooker, of Rushville, Mr. Floyd McDaniels to Miss Nancey Page, daughter of Mr. Abraham Page, all of Potter.
    In Milo, on the 20^th inst., by Rev. A. Wright, Mr. Frederick Rowe of Wayne co., to Mrs. Nan[   ] Robinson of the former place.
    In Penn Yan, on Sunday morning last, by Rev. Howell Smith, Mr. Calvin H. Stone, to Miss Mary A. Keeler, all of Milo.
    Died, at Republic, Seneca Co., Ohio, on the 9^th December, Mrs. Charlotte C., wife of Martin Finch, in the 26^th year of her age, and formerly of Penn Yan.